US pressing plants
Capitol Records, Los Angeles, California.
1976: Find Her Finer/Find Her Finer (promo)
1976: Find Her Finer/Zoot Allures
1976: Disco Boy/Disco Boy (promo)
Capitol Records, Winchester, Virginia.
1976: Disco Boy/Ms. Pinky
Columbia Records, Pitman, New Jersey.
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 2)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 3)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 4)
Columbia Records, Santa Maria, California.
1973: I'm The Slime/Montana (version 1)
1973: I'm The Slime/Montana (promo)
1974: Cosmik Debris/Uncle Remus (promo)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Don't Eat The Yellow Snow (promo)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 1)
Columbia Records, Terre Haute, Indiana.
1973: I'm The Slime/Montana (version 2)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 5)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 6)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris (matrix variation 7)
Canadian pressing plants
Columbia Records, Don Mills, Ontario.
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Cosmik Debris
UK pressing plants
CBS Records, Aston Clinton, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire.
1974: Cosmik Debris/Uncle Remus
1974: Cosmik Debris/Uncle Remus (promo)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Camarillo Brillo (solid center)
1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow/Camarillo Brillo (push out center)
References
From William Brown:
The DiscReet/Warners' era:
http://www.zappafrenzy.com/singles/1...ik_Debris.html (DiscReet DSS 1312 Canada was pressed by Columbia Records, Don Mills, Ontario, Canada)
Only Terre Haute pressings had "T" or "TII" markings on the deadwax. Pitman either had a faint small stamped "P" on the deadwax, or in the 1973-74 period no stamped indicator at all on occasion. Some pressings from Pitman even had a faint etched "X" on the deadwax. Also, in the 1974 period, the label copy printing on Pitman pressings tended to be clearer than on Terre Haute copies.
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From Robert Lyons (Seventies Sevens)
There were not many pressing plants here in the 1970s. The Verve singles, VS-545 and VS-557 would have been pressed at the EMI Records plant in Hayes, Middlesex, as would 'What Will This Evening Bring' (UP-35319) and the two Grand Funk singles, INT-523 and INT-528. 'Tears Began To Fall' (K-14100), 'Cosmik Debris' (K-19201), 'Yellow Snow' (K-19202), 'Dancin' Fool' (CBS-7261) and 'Joe's Garage' (CBS-7950) would all have been pressed at the CBS Records plant at Aston Clinton, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.
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